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Parties split over proposals in Gov. Evers’ biennial budget address

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Though Republicans and Democrats disagreed on measures, some remained optimistic about compromise.

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Kenosha News

Kenosha-area legislators reaction to Evers' budget split along partisan lines

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers’ budget address Tuesday night was met with mixed reviews by Kenosha-area representatives, their reactions characteristic of the continued partisan polarization in the state Legislature.

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Wispolitics.com

Rep Palmeri: Reacts to Governor Evers’ biennial budget address

MADISON, WI – Yesterday, Governor Tony Evers delivered his 2025-2027 State Budget Address, emphasizing a “back to basics” approach for Wisconsin. Rep. Lori Palmeri (D-Oshkosh) released the following statement: “The Governor’s back to basics budget underscores a strong commitment to building...

4 days ago·Madison, United States

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Spectrum News

Parties split over proposals in Gov. Evers’ biennial budget address

Though Republicans and Democrats disagreed on measures, some remained optimistic about compromise.

4 days ago·United States

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wisconsintechnologycouncil.com

WisBusiness: Evers’ proposed biennial budget would put $10 million into technical college grants focused on AI adoption, along with other allocations for related workforce training and implementing the technology at state agencies - Wisconsin Technology C

Evers on Tuesday night laid out a number of proposals from his $118.9 billion budget in an address to state lawmakers. His office has issued a 164-page “Budget in Brief” document detailing all of his proposals, ranging from new funding and programs for agriculture and other key industries to workforce initiatives and much more. One section of the budget focuses on preparing Wisconsin’s workforce to harness AI, recognizing the technology’s potent…

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